Ian Cowie

11 investment trusts for income: yielding 4% or more, having increased dividends by 4% pa or more over the last five years, they also delivered positive total returns over that period; and I own shares in two of them! @NickBritton_ @annabelbrodies https://t.co/LJR7yWCWGY

Grateful for your work on this, Nick, and pleasantly surprised to already own shares in two of the top investment trusts for rising and sustainable income identified by your research!

Nick Britton @NickBritton_

Enjoyed helping @iancowie delve into the stats for this article and come up with a list of higher-yielding trusts with good dividend growth. Capital at risk and dividends not guaranteed. @AICPRESS

RT @NickBritton_: Enjoyed helping @iancowie delve into the stats for this article and come up with a list of higher-yielding trusts with go…

Income and growth: can you have them both? Here are 11 investment trusts that yield at least 4% and increased shareholders' income by 4% or more pa over five years with positive total returns. Phew! With thanks to @NickBritton_ @annabelbrodies https://t.co/LJR7yWCWGY

RT @iancowie: BA (or BA.), humbug? You decide!

BA (or BA.), humbug? You decide!

Ian Cowie @iancowie

Hoping for the best, preparing for the worst; four defence shares to capitalise on conflict

Well done with LLOY, Sean, today’s price suggests you more than doubled your money and it’s never too soon to turn paper profits into real ones. Here’s hoping BA does as well for both of us!

Sean Haffey 🇺🇦 @msjhaffey

When you mentioned BA in your column in January, it sounded logical to buy, so I sold a few Lloyds Bank shares which I had bought at 28p and bought BA. Thank you!

RT @iancowie: Hoping for the best, preparing for the worst; four defence shares to capitalise on conflict

Hoping for the best, preparing for the worst; four defence shares to capitalise on conflict

Ian Cowie @iancowie

The market is marching to the drumbeat of war. Here’s how to get your investments battle-ready ⁦@annabelbrodies⁩ https://t.co/fsPzmjdoLy

Thank you, Annabel, let’s hope our worst fears aren’t realised.

Thank you for this interesting idea, Jeff. WDEP has several attractions, including low fees of 0.4% but does not appear to pay any dividends, whereas BA. yields 1.7%. Not necessarily decisive but I do like to receive some income!

Jeff @drjeffreymiles

A logical investment but to avoid eggs in one basket why not consider WDEP and achieve a pan European approach, which of course includes BAE but also includes key German defence companies?

The market is marching to the drumbeat of war. Here’s how to get your investments battle-ready ⁦@annabelbrodies⁩ https://t.co/fsPzmjdoLy

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Winning the war: Germany's biggest armaments manufacturer, Rheinmetall (RHM) is up 201% this year on soaring demand. Now here's an investment trust where RHM is the top holding but where the shares are still priced 12% below NAV @annabelbrodies https://t.co/k2bxbGcFGN